Klanggebieter's Information

About Us:
"Klanggebiet" can be translated as
"Area of Sound" - I thought this would
be a good name for a band. But I am
not playing in a band - what a pity!
So I had to look for another name.
Adding "er" behind Klanggebiet seemed
to be a good interim solution.
"Klanggebieter" can be translated as
"Master of Sound". Yes, it seems to be
priggish but it is just for bridging
the time until I have my own band.
I wrote my first song about 20 years
ago - but all I have since then is my
unbreakable motivation, a bunch of
about 500 undeveloped songs and ideas
and some band memberships that were
all crap, because I did not want to
fit into a special genre.
Unfortunately most of the musicians do
- maybe the right way if you want to
be successful. So I began to give some
of my ideas a shape you are able to
listen to.
I just have my computer with Fruity
Loops, a telephone-headset to record
vocals (rather a whispering than
singing - the mic cannot stand loud
singing)and three guitars (E-guitar,
western and nylon). So you can imagine
the sound quality.
But this is my way not to forget my
ideas and getting my songs hearable. I
do not want to tell you that my songs
are completed and ready for release -
they HAVE to be developed by a real
band. But it is my ideas that could
call the attention of some people who
can look behind the sound quality.
Enjoy your day!!! :-)))

TELL EVERY ONE ABOUT
IMRadio -- Got to
thinking. What if each of
us independent musicians
told our family, friends,
fans and acquaintances
about IMRadio.com, how
besides the main station,
it has stations for each
of the states
individually, 52
countries, and just about
every musical genre --
reaching any internet
connection around the
world. We could tell them
in person, on the
internet or at small or
large venues. Anyone we
tell would appreciate the
convenience of such good
music from independent
musicians on their
computer. It would be
such a good way to help
all of us reach even more
listeners. With IMRadio,
we aren't just waiting at
the mercy of some major
label to decide whether
or not they will let us
be heard around the
world. There are enough
of us that the outreach
could be exponential.
And, wouldn't it be a
great way to say 'thank
you' to Paddy and all of
the other fine folks who
have put IMRadio.com on
the world's musical map.
They have put in money,
time, energy and
dedication, and all they
have asked of us in
return is to upload our
music and profile. I am
sure that they have great
plans to publicize
IMRadio and bring it to
even more listeners. In
the meantime, through,
wouldn't it be great if
we could all help a
little by just taking a
little time each day to
tell family, friends,
fans and acquaintances
about IMRadio. It
wouldn't cost a dime,
just a little time.
Yours, in Musical
Solidarity, Paul.